Word: coldly
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...University crews took a rather hard row yesterday to the Union Boat Club and back. Ayer has been laid off on account of a cold, and his place at seven in the first boat was taken by Bancroft. Colby was put in Bancroft's place at seven in the second crew, and Gregg rowed at five...
...cricket team was defeated by the Lynn Cricket Club at Lynn on Saturday afternoon by the score of 102 to 21. A cold wind which blew during the first of the game while the Lynn team was batting prevented good fielding, which would have lowered Lynn's score considerably. A. Tyng bowled well for Harvard...
...twelfth annual interscholastic tennis tournament under the auspices of the tennis association was played on the Jarvis Field courts Saturday as far as the semi-final round. The playing was good considering the cold and windy weather. The division of points for the team championship is very close between Newton High, Volkmann, and Andover, so that results of todays matches will decide which school wins. The standing of the schools thus far counting one point for each match won is as follows: Newton High, 8; Volkmann, 7; Andover, 6; Boston Latin, 3; Browne and Nichols, 2; Malden High, 2; Hopkinson...
...this season, was changed over to port, the side on which he rowed last year, replacing Bancroft at two. The order of the second crew remained unchanged, except that Hartwell, who is now in condition again, took his regular place at bow. Covel, who is suffering from a severe cold in the throat, has not yet returned to work...
...connection with the surveying camp at Squam Lake, New Hampshire. The boat will be forty feet long with a beam of eight feet and a draught of twenty inches. It will have a speed of nine miles an hour. During the past winter, a new ice-house and a cold storage plant have been built near the lake, and a stone pier extending from the camp to the lake. With these improvements, the camp will be better able to carry on its surveying work during the coming summer...